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ible antlers (statewide) 2 Nov. 21-jan. 5, buck deer 3 Nov. 21-jan. 5, two buok deer 4 Oct. 1-Nov. 30, two buck deer 5 Nov 10-Jan. 5, two buck deer 6 Noy.j 21-jan.* 5, two buck or one buck-one doe 7 Nov. 26 or Jan 5, either sex on last day. j - 8 Either sex. special areas, See Regulations 9 Nov. 1-10, Archery, bear, deer open counties
Attend Convention
Of Farm Bureau Fed.
Mr. and Airs. A^ H. Spilman of Boston, Va.. are attending the 31st annual convention of the Virginia Farrii Bureau Federation in Roanoke this week.
The purpose of the convention is to adopt a legislative program for the next 12 months that represents the majority view of the 16.000 farmers comprising the state organization. ■
Speakers on the three day program./ Nov. 26-28, include Mills E. Godwin, Jr., state Senator from Suffolk; Frank K. Woolley, legislative counsel with the American Farm Bureau . Federation; General Herbert D. Vogel, board chairman. Tennessee Valiev Authority, and others.
4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY
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School Club, played a piano duet for a “Share the Fun” presentation; •
County medals were won by Judv Lilhird and Dorothy Moore in Meal preparation. F)oris Atkins. in Poultry consumption, EleRohcrt
W. Sealoek spent from Thursday until Sundav withj his mother, Mrs. Z. H. Sealoek at the Lee Highway Hotel.
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